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The doc thinks, knowing my family history, it's more likely to be pseudogout (too much calcium) - which I'm rather fancying - he knows there's a pseudopseudogout but knows nowt about that one :lol: Joint fluid analysis will tell, but best done by a rheumatologist unless your GP has had lots of prac...

I scoured said list and can't really think of anything on it that might have caused it....old and fat seems to be the probable cause I know there is a lot of food stuff on my site - gouties tend to be obsessed with it - but it is rarely as important as is made out. The odd food item does not cause ...